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Ninety Years And Counting: The Paley Center Celebrates The Artistry Of NYC Icon Tony Bennett

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Ninety Years And Counting: The Paley Center Celebrates The Artistry Of NYC Icon Tony Bennett

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Published May 4, 2017

Modified May 3, 2017

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The Paley Center for Media Presents
Tony Bennett: Celebrating 90 Years of Artistry
Original Artwork & Classic TV Performances
Open May 4 to June 18, 2017 - Free Admission

The Paley Center for Media presents a unique exhibit that brings together the singing artistry of one of America's greatest entertainers with his vibrant painting talent.

On display are forty pieces of art grouped into themes Tony has pursued over years—his love of Manhattan; capturing his world travels; and his salute to fellow musicians—along with highlights of his extraordinary career as captured on TV. The combination of these two artistries brings a very special dimension to each. The Paley Center will be presenting a free screening of Tony Bennett Celebrates 90: The Best Is Yet to Come each Saturday during the exhibit at 4:00 pm. Exhibit hours are Wednesday-Sunday, 12pm-6pm, and until 8pm on Thursday nights.

Learn more at The Paley Center’s exhibition website here.

This post is brought to you by the Paley Center For Media.